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In today's world where global power management is receiving increasing attention, YRO is honored to receive high praise from customers in Sierra Leone. After using our circuit breakers, combiner boxes, photovoltaic connectors, and ATS (Automatic Changeover Switches), customers have all expressed that our products feature stable performance and reliable quality. These products not only meet the strict requirements of the local power system, but also provide a strong guarantee for the efficient operation of their solar power generation systems.

As the world's energy transition enters a crucial decade, every international exhibition is a crossroads of technological innovation. Today marks the final day of the Yiwu Solar Photovoltaic and Energy Storage Application Products Expo. YRO sincerely invites global purchasers, engineers and project decision makers to make the most of the last day, and visit booth E1-B11 to jointly explore new energy and industrial grade power solutions.

On March 28, 2025, a powerful earthquake shook Southeast Asia, causing strong tremors across Thailand. Although the epicenter was located in the Sagaing Region of Myanmar, the 7.7-magnitude quake severely impacted Bangkok and surrounding cities, leading to building collapses, transportation disruptions, and widespread panic. This disaster has become one of the most significant natural catastrophes of the year.

When browsing any electrical store online, you'll likely find dozens of products labeled “surge protector.”For consumers outside the electrical industry, it's often difficult to distinguish between these similar-looking protective devices. Today, we'll guide you on how to properly identify lightning arresters.

From computers to HVAC systems, our electronics rely on transient voltage suppressors for safety. But what happens when this critical protection fails? Understanding warning signs and consequences is crucial for protecting valuable electronics.

Modern power systems are threatened by transient voltage surges. These short, high amplitude voltage pulses, usually lasting from nanoseconds to milliseconds, caused by lightning strikes, grid fluctuations or the switching of industrial equipment, can silently destroy precision electronic devices ranging from laptops to photovoltaic inverters. Although circuit breakers are crucial for preventing overloads and short circuits, they are powerless against microsecond-level surges that bypass their mechanical tripping mechanisms. This article will delve into the functions that lightning arresters can perform but circuit breakers cannot, as well as why both are indispensable in electrical protection.